22. ASSIGNMENT: Energy Resource Design Challenge Part 1 (Due March 2)

ASSIGNMENT:  Energy Resource Design Challenge Part 1

Points Value: 10 points 

Instructions:

The energy resource design challenge is a three part assignment where you will research an energy resource to find out what challenges surround the use of that resource. You will propose a solution to meet these challenges, present your solution to others, and give feedback on the solutions of another student. 

This is the first part of a three part assignment. For this assignment you will choose one of the energy resources we learned about this week to research. Then, next week you will complete parts two and three of this assignment where you will create a presentation about your findings and then analyze the findings of another student. The more information you are able to find this week, the easier creating your presentation will be. Click the link below to open the research worksheet. 

Click HERE to open the worksheet. Complete the worksheet and then follow the instructions below to submit. 

Submission Instructions: 

1. The worksheet will open in Google Docs
2. Choose File then Make a Copy  (this will give you a version that you can type in)
3. Complete the assignment and save the document in Google Docs as LASTNAME Assignment Name (ex. CLARK Science Journal: Ecosystems and Relationships).
4. When you are finished click Share in the right hand corner
5. Under Who Has Access click Change
6. Choose People at Mountain Heights Academy who have the link can view
7. Choose from the drop down Access field: Allow anyone at Mountain Heights Academy to Comment and then click Save. (Checking this box allows your instructor to write comments on your assignment)
8. Copy the Link to the document (the top field of the Sharing Settings window)
9. To submit your assignment, in Moodle click Add Submission
10. Paste the link to your Google Doc in the box
11. Click Save Changes to submit your assignment

After you have completed this assignment, it will be marked as complete with a checkmark after it has been graded by the instructor.